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Q. xplain all the different groups found in it and what the boxes mean? Also I need to know what the s,p,d,f blocks mean. Finally i need to know the chemical series of it like alkali metals... where theyre found and what they need! I really need help. Any help is fine! Ty fot ur time an help :D Asked by MiCk - Sun Oct 21 21:01:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. okay . to start off . each box represents a different element . the big letters are its symbol . ex . Salt NA - the number that is usually uneven [ex/21.414] is the atomic mass .which means the number of protons plus the number of neutrons . the other number that is usually liek just 21 say is the number of protons the object has . it is also the number of electrons it has . to find the number of neutrons . ull subtract the uneven number [round it off to the nearest whole] from the even number to find the neutrons . now . take the number of electrons [even number] and watever group its in is the number of electrons it has in its valance shell . say its in group 6 . it has 6 electrons in its valance shell which is where the spdf come from .… [cont.] Answered by Tiff <3 - Sun Oct 21 21:12:21 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "meaning of S,P,D,F" |
